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I guess he liked cucumbers. #arthistory #arttok #artmemes #cucumbers #renaissance

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Cucumber Cucumber Cucumber Cucumber Cucumber Cucumber Cucumber Carlo Crivelli was obsessed with Cucumber's Cucumber's He put them in his last supper behind St. James over baby Jesus head and over dead Jesus head Crivelli painted Cucumber's in many of his works, but not in this stunningly detailed annunciation scene "Oh Cucumber, where are you?" Oh, wait, here it is. In a way, nobody knows exactly what it means. It might symbolize resurrection or redemption, or it might be a phallic symbol "Phallic means penis." But, you know, painting fallacies over baby Jesus head just seems a bit weird. Whatever it means, if you ever notice a big CD Cucumber in a painting, it's probably a Crivelli.

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